Does the Teana have a hybrid version?
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Nissan Teana is the only model among the top three that does not offer a hybrid version, although the high-end configuration provides a 2.0T engine option. Here is some extended information about the Nissan Teana: 1. Exterior: The new Teana fully adopts Nissan's V-Motion design language, with V-shaped wind lines visible throughout. The silver trim on the grille is the most distinctive and attractive part, while the hood's opening lines incorporate elements inspired by the GT-R, and the headlights also feature a sharp V-shaped design. The side profile uses a three-waistline design, with the middle waistline slanting downward in a diving motion and connecting the front and rear door handles, resulting in a lower position for the front door handle. 2. Interior: It follows a typical Japanese style—simple and practical but not particularly luxurious or refined. The steering wheel has a flat-bottom design, aligning with a youthful and sporty positioning. The central control screen adopts a popular standalone design, though the two knobs occupy significant space, making the screen appear smaller. The air conditioning section is also very minimalistic, giving the entire dashboard a somewhat empty feel. The gear shift area only has a push-to-start button, as the parking brake is located near the left foot. 3. Powertrain: It offers two versions—a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine and a turbocharged variant. However, the horsepower difference between the two versions is a staggering 93 hp, almost equivalent to the power output of a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine. This results in vastly different performance between the two versions. The naturally aspirated version is adequate for daily use but lacks surplus power, making overtaking or high-speed driving more challenging. In contrast, the turbocharged version can even be driven like a performance car, boasting the best power output among the three major Japanese B-segment sedans.
